Which suburb is 8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith located in?

8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith is located in Griffith, NSW 2680.

What building type is 8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith?

8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith is a Townhouses development.

How many residences are there in 8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith?

8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith has a total of 20 residences.

Off the Plan townhouse at 8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith

Developments

Griffith, NSW 2680

8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith

8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith NSW 2680

Construction complete

Townhouses
20 residences
Selling now

Progress verified

Year completed 2023

Plans approved
Construction started
Construction complete
Completed 2023

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Development information for 8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith

Suburb:

Griffith, NSW 2680

Local Government Area:

Griffith City Council

Project Status:

Construction complete

Year Completed:

2023

Residences:

Building Type:

Townhouses

Landmark intelligence by

“A well-connected residential address 120 metres from Dave Taylor Park and close to the centre.”

What's near 8-13 Snaith Place, Griffith

Under 500m
Gardens
Dave Taylor Park
Features open green recreation space, a modern children's playground, outdoor fitness stations, and a basketball court.
Under 1km
Education
Griffith Public School
Provides co-educational government primary education for students from Kindergarten through to Year 6.
GP / Medical
Griffith Medical Centre
Provides general practice consultations, chronic disease management, and preventative healthcare services.
Groceries
Griffin Plaza
Houses a full-line Coles supermarket along with specialty retail stores, services, and extensive on-grade parking.
Under 1.5km
Transport
Griffith Railway Station
Operates as the regional transit hub connecting local passenger rail and NSW TrainLink coach services.

Griffith, NSW 2680

Griffith serves as the economic and administrative centre of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area, underpinned by steady workforce demand in agriculture, food processing, and regional services. The local residential property market continues to show stable performance supported by major healthcare infrastructure upgrades and arterial connectivity via the Kidman and Burley Griffin Highways.

Infrastructure updates

Supported by the Griffith Local Environmental Plan 2014 and the $12 million Griffin Green precinct master plan, alongside the NSW Government's $250 million Griffith Base Hospital Redevelopment.